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The more things change...
Mar. 5th, 2007 01:39 pmThe more they remain the same.
This post coming to you via iMac, delivered one day earlier than the tracker site originally proposed. No, this is _not_ the package that is currently en route from Pennsylvania to Maine by way of Illinois.
However, this is _also_ coming to you via dialup, as the DSL modem remains elsewhere. See above routing.
At least I did pay for the USB modem, so I have dialup as an option. I intend to use that as my office fax, the all-in-one machine having developed a snit about faxes, while still printing and copying okay.
And, apparently, I can access three wireless networks detected by the Apple airport system. I have not tried to connect via those, to find out if they are unsecured or will ask me for a password. See my golden virtue.
The iMac is shiny. I may toss the mighty mouse, and replace it with a trackball. Have not attempted to install Office or Quicken yet, or use the printer. Those items later.
This post coming to you via iMac, delivered one day earlier than the tracker site originally proposed. No, this is _not_ the package that is currently en route from Pennsylvania to Maine by way of Illinois.
However, this is _also_ coming to you via dialup, as the DSL modem remains elsewhere. See above routing.
At least I did pay for the USB modem, so I have dialup as an option. I intend to use that as my office fax, the all-in-one machine having developed a snit about faxes, while still printing and copying okay.
And, apparently, I can access three wireless networks detected by the Apple airport system. I have not tried to connect via those, to find out if they are unsecured or will ask me for a password. See my golden virtue.
The iMac is shiny. I may toss the mighty mouse, and replace it with a trackball. Have not attempted to install Office or Quicken yet, or use the printer. Those items later.
